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SOME SHARPSHOOTERS AT BISLEY, AND THOSE WHO DIRECTED THEIR EEFORTS
... THE eighty-first annual meeting of the National Rifle Association at Bisley Camp, Surrey, produced a gratifying increase of entries, and there was particularly keen competition for the King's Prife. Fred May here shows some of the principal figures on the ranges. Major Monro is Chairman of the N.R.A. Council and Sir Eionel Fletcher is also on the Council, of which Lord Cottesloe was chairman ...
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... BRIGGS by Graham Graham ...
at the theatre: 'The Big Knife Duke of York's
... dsfr l^lSL Antlionv Cookman 'The St i 14 Knife (Duke f York's) WE can believe comfortably enough in the Hollywood of comic satire, a place on the lunatic fringe of Big Business where the funniest things actually happen. But this is Hollywood fiercely pictured by a flamingly angry Left Wing dramatist, and we hardly know what to make of it. All the people concerned seem as remote and as grimly ...
A True Eccentric
... J True Eccewitric jPtiitJ I Sit It THIS is no place for an obituary, I know, but I would like to say how much I miss my friend Christopher Buckley, war correspondent of the Daily Telegraph. He was a man with more unfinished living to do than any other I know. As an Englishman, I suppose, he should be grouped with the eccentrics. English eccentrics are quite different from all other eccentrics, ...
A MOTORING KEY-ORGANIZATION ENTERTAINS
... rllE Minister of Education, Mr. George Tomlinson teas chief guest at the annual dinner of the Institute of the Motor Industry at the Dorchester and paid tribute to the Institute's work since its foundation in 1920. Mr. Stanley S. Dawes recently re-elected president for the fifth time was in the chair. Of those sketched by Fred May Lord Latham is Chairman of London Transport Executive Lord ...
...AND A NICE PAPER THAT FOR MY AUNT
... AMD A MICE PAPER I --J HAT for my aunt D etm is i> m fll L ET ...
MEN OF WORCESTERSHIRE AFFIRMED THEIR MOTTO, FAITHFUL IN FRIENDSHIP
... ^A,UCI!AMtP' ff, President, was in the chair at the thirteenth annual dinner of the JLj Worcestershire Society at the Dorchester, when a large fraction of the membership of seven hundred was ah he a I for f '20000 fi tl S' t 0fwcJ.l>Jac,led a h*Eh level °f eloquence, special reference was made to the --itrllT t At wv/ r °J Worcester Cathedral spire. Guests--as sketched below by Fred May T ...
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HOW DO YOU COOK?
... TEMPORARILY? ETERNALLY? NOSTALGICALLY MONOTONOUSLY LAVISHLY --by Guy Worsdell ...
CHRISTMAS WITH BRIGGS
... -- -By GRAHAM By GRAHAM ...